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Moxie brings refreshing sleep.
Silver and Gold

For good article of Flour buy Strauss
Bros brands. 90 and 2215 Barnard street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-31

Standard Nerve Food is good at Living
Ston'S
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What's SOZOOONTy tbs this you ask
To answer Is an easy tnsl.
II Is q liquid soft and sweet
Which keeps teeth healthy white and neat,
Witch ,naies the rosy gums endure.
f' '.st 'stsf,stb mo rf,as,g ,ti..n
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Flannel Shirts, all colors and sizes, at Bel
singers, "a Whitaker street
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Best Butter 25c per pound; Cooking But
ter zoe. per pound. Strauss Bros, % and
2215 Barnard street
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Youth or boy desiring thin and light weight
garments can get them at B. H. Levy & Bros
at prices below zero.
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BASE BALL.
The Amateurs Again on Top by q
Score of 8 to 4.

One of the best games of base ball that
has been played in this city this season was
the contest between the Amateurs and
Warrens at the park yesterday afternoon.
From the score it viii he seen that the Anna
teurs were again the winners.
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Chocolate Caramel is nice at Living
Ston's
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Open-front Shirts speciality at Belsin-
gers, "a Whitaker street
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Any Man,

Collars and Cuffs at BelsingerS, "a Whit
aker street.
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Soft and Stiff Hats at Belsinger's "a
Whitaker street.
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Shirts are the acknowledged favorites and lead
ers. B. H. Levy & Bro, sole agents.
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Do You Think

The L. R. S. Suspender at Belsinger's, "a
Whitaker street.
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Hams and Strips at lowest market prices.
Strauss Bros, % and 2215 Barnard street.
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Dead Broke

Pineapple Bon Bon at Livingstons Phar-
macy.
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Toilet SoapsI Toilet Soapsl
We have some unprecedented bargains.
Strauss Bros, % and 22l5 Barnard street.
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BIB Levy g. Bro, the Palace Clothiers, at II
Congress street
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The ladies all drink Moxie.

A new line of Gloria Umbrellas at Bel
singers, q Whitaker street
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Moxie is natures food for nervousness.

For good value in Teas and CofFees go 10
Strauss Rroe' 49, 49, barnard street
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Still in the Van.

Limeade from the fruit at Livington's.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
WANAMAKERs,

for Women. For less than
half:
Regular $I.25, to So.
These Soc, to $I.2s.
Second floor over Arcade. Take eleva-
tor.
German Table Linen,geo.
metrical designs. We've
had it before; so have most
OF you. We gave it up for
a year for novelties. Asking,
asking, asking for the old
love all the time. It's here
again. Not exactly as Of
old-improved. A creamy
white instead OF the perfect
bleach. Better to wear.
So inch so cents
81 inch Sc cents
Floral designs
&C inch IS cents
IA inch IS cents
Napkins to match S1.1o
to s. a dozen.
Southwest of centre.
Ii you're likely to want a
Cashmere Shawl or Scarf, a
Shetland Shawl or any sort
of fancy shoulder wrap
for Summer wear,
you'll do well not to miss
the things OF that kina we'll
show on Monday.
Second floor, near Juniper and Chestnut
streets corner.
joan WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

AN IMPORTANT city election will, bs
)eld tomorrow, hut the vote will be
,ery small unless well known Damo-
cratic means ara used TO swell the VOC.
by enthuslas.io Dsmocrss voting eor,y
and often under different names 10
make a good shosi for their party.
A good many Republican votes will DO
cast in those wards where TIE R9nubu.
DADS have candidates tor the CRY Couu.
cil-2ro badly enough ID elect three or
four OF them, bat OF course no full Rs.
publican vote will be polled. Mr. Bsr.
ards assessment laws hava been dives..
ed OF all superb aities, aud ore no In
capital working order. Collectors hsve
no trouble under them OF prevent ting
all Republicans from voting who pos.
ssss no assessable property, while there
ts no trouble for Democrats to vote
whether they are assessed or NOS OF
whether they pay taxes or not, and
"hGndreds OF theu do nos hesitate to
vote often. Under these clrcumstance s
there are no RspU olicsn candidates to
vote for In several OF the wards Of our
city. Such thing has never b .ppsp ed
before. Republicans know thew would
not be accorded tair play, and hen 90
have declined to make e contest. This
is their silent protest agains. the out.
rage upon the fran chise.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
An Honored Custom.

1t IL evident from perusal OF the
Exchanges We read that more attep ton
has been paid this year to Decoration
Dsy than has ever been paid before.
The beautiful and impressive custom
Of decorating the soldiers graves with
Howers Ia performed with more venera-
tIon and respect. Though we are get
ding rapidly In q period remote from
the days when our fathers and brothers
toek their lives In their hands, the
country % 1t looks upon what has been
accomplished by the sacrifice OF 80
many human lives, feels more and
more the debt OF love and gratitude 1t
owes by taking an entire day upon wh,oh
to pay q tribute OF loving patriotism to
the dead OF an age tina! has made tha
name Of American citizenship glorious,
So far as Decoration Day Ia concerned
the people are getting more OF one
heart and mind, and 1t Is not i'm proba-
BILE that next year may witness In our
city one OF the grandest and larges,
demonstrations ever yet made to honor
the dead. While many OF the veterans
Are growing aged their soma and their
sons' sons will take up the work aud
will feel as much enthusiasm In honor.
ing the patriotism and the memory o..
their fathers as IL they had been antive
participants In the civil strife. Dsoo-
ration Day has become perm anent H.
stisution, as much 30 as the Fsurlh II
July, and liks the latter Its obseryanoes
will be perpetuated by liberty loving
and patriotic people. Already 1t 10 prc.
posed that next year there shall be n
general turn ont OF all the Denevol en- t
institutions OF our city In honor O.!
Decoration Day. and that the Uaion
veterans whom the d ~ is to honor shall,
instead OF worrying themselves about
getting up Decentralization, be tie
honored guests OF other associations.
Tots would be entirely within keeping
with the spirit AMI objects OF the occs.
ion, and would show q worthy spirit
u loyalty to the nation aud respest for
he nations defender.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
WANAMAKER's
PHILADELPHIA. Friday, Juno Q, 1857.

SHILADnLPHlA, Friday. Juno Q. 1887.
The Store reminds you OF
a June Roscer garden. MOI
all brightness and 6lo0m, dnl
so much Of them that you
remember little but the roses
and bozes. the CARPET Of grass
and the curtain OF leaoyS.
lite Summer Things make
a unique display, instructive
too. old and youmg alike
are delighted aozlA aoAat they
see. All are aOeleowe.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
sherman Talks Truth.

Democratic papers may underrase
the importance Of Senator 6herman's
Springfield, Illinois, speech - much -
they please, but thoughtful people will
not fail to notice its great weight and
eject. Mugwumps Will say that he
has made an attem pit to raise "bloody
shirt" issue, but the intelligent people
will nevertheless endorse his opini IN
about Southern election methods. Hs
said yesterday:
''There Ia not an intelligent man In
this broad land OF either party who
docs not know that Mr.. Cleveland is
nov President Of the United States BY
virtue OF crimes against the elective
franchise, including murder, arson,
ballot box stufiug, forgery and perjury,
but for which James G. Blaine would
now be In his place"
This Is plain language. but 1t IL true.
Grover Cleveland himself knows that
ne WAS never elected honestly 10 the
Presidescy. While honest elections
we're held in all the Republican Slater,
and in the Democratic States OF the
North ss we'll, the elecsions in most OF
cradle kind o; faroes, dishonest through
o1t, and disoreditAble to every sense OF
decency. Senator ShernAn's plea was
for honest elections, and yet for this the
Democratic papers are ridiculiDg him.
These same sneerers know rs we'll as
Mr.. Cleveland does, that South Caro-
ltus, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana on = full and
fair vote are IS thoroughly Republican
to-day and always have been since the
war as Vermont, Pennsylvania and
Ohio. 1t has only been since the days
OF the shot gun In politics, the ku.klux,
the night riders, the Knights Of the
White Canielia and the Southern regu-
lators That Republican msjorities have
been wiped out, and Democratic solid
ny has taken their places. President
Cleveland said q few days ago that be
considered the crime against the fran
cbise one Of the greatest Of crimes. II
he IL sincsre in what he says he should
Immediately resign the Presidency, as
he was elected by the BLACKLIST crimes
against the ballot imaginable.
Mr.. Sherman in his speech was no
lees denunciatory OF the means by
which . majority in the House OF Rep
resentatives, obtained in the same man
ner, by Democrats, struggled TO break
down the industrial system OF the
country, to put obstacles In the way OF
foreign commerce, and TO do many other
Injurious things. These are uudenixble
facts, and cannot be whistled dow the
wind as Of no account.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

PROFESSOR BENTON, Of Newark,
may very appropriately exolAim, $50
near and yet 60 far" when he came
within oue-third OF . vote OF being
elected Bishop OF the Diocese Of Dela.
ware yesterday by the Diocesan Cop.
ventlon In session In that town. The
convention has given the candidates q
breathing spell until next December.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
WELMEEGTs,s q

Time table 10 else. 1
leave Wilmington I'D
FOR BEADING, btYd.d
field, Waynesburs jl1
willie, IN squs, a!lsll
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Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

HONEST Fifth ward voters should he
on the alert tomorrow, az 1t ey.den,
that AZ at.smpt will be made by repeat
"rs and FOUNDERS TO re-slecs the Demo.
rahc ticket at all hazards. Tho ward
ias before been carried by the gsme
scans, though there is a Republics
,ajority in the ward OF over two hun
red.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
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Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
DROPO3ALS WANTED.

Sealed Proposals Will be received In the boz
at the City Council until O'Clock p. M.
Thursday. June 2, 1887, for furnishing and
laying about two hundred ana ninety toso)
feet of ierra-cotta sewer pipe, in the bed OF
Market street, sontherly from Fourth street,
10 connect with n sewer already laid. The
sewer TO be twelve l2) inches In Internal d;-
aineter, OF the best quality In every respect,
to be laid in good and worknanlike manner;
all tie filling In the ditch TO be well rammed.
The ontract will include the repaiving OF. the
street and the replacing of everything in
proper order. The contract must he completed
by the 25ih day Of June, 1857. All The work
must be done under the supervision and TO the
satisfaction of the Sewer Committee BY order
of CITY Council. THOMAS G. BRIsON,
ji-2t Chairman of Sewer Committee.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

&CEO REWARD.


whereas. on tbs night OF May the 18th,
1887, divers unknown pefsons did break and
enter into the dwelling Of james Porter Of
ID ispillion Hundred, In the county OF Kent
and State OF Delaware, aud did Hssau u tbs
said amos Porter with intent to commit
nufder, and did rob the fAid James Porter
Of money which no had In his custody.
now, therefore, i. BENJAMIN T. Bisgs,
0overner Of the stats Of Delaware, do here
BY ofisr reward Of 4je1, TO DO paid ~ the
state, for tho arrest, delivery and o,nvio.
tion OF the said parties 70 the Sheriff Of the
com mon Jail OF Kent County, Ut Dover.
wilbin six months from this dase, and do
hereby request all the sheriff., the bAilifis
sad o.hsr polIoe o.ficers OF the state OF
Delaware to bs vigilant, and to use every
exer:ion and all lawful means 70 cause the
arrest Of the said parties aud the delivery
(~) In witness whereof have here.
( l.. \. unto athxsd my hand and
~ caused the Oreat seal Of the State
of delaware to be hereunto affi xed at Dover,
this eighteenth day OF may, in the year oi
our LORD ono Thousand eight hupdre and
eightseveD. BENJAMIN r. BIH1 Is.
BY the 9overno':
JUMP. SALISBURY,
m28.ot SsorctArv Of Stafs.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

OWING TO an evident discrimiua t,on
,gtylng ont the tavern liceuse for
yesterday the REPUBLICAN,
|was denied correct list, which necey.
k&tntaa-a xcs,x, III ~. .fo-, er. daw
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

NOTICE.
RELIEF TO THE FAMISHING puHrJc
"Charlie" Kyle is a by-word In every
household A generation remero how
him gratefully, for during many years he
has ministered to suffering humanity,
scorched and famished by summer thips;.
giving with generous hand the most
delieiously refreshing Ice Cream ycarn.
ing palate could wish.
WIN tne coming summer he proposes
to do as he has done in the past, but
on greater scale. His already large
manniactory at the northeast corner az
SIXTH AND ORANGE STREETS, has
been extended, improved, and new facill-
aes Tor cream manufacturing introd uced.
m9-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

Al OIItt.--1 rl.A. -, man EStJ., =, II
~ MONDAY. april 25th, To regulate
sasi and ,tsUp alt Weights and measures
used in New Castle County, this year. Al
WORK iefs a. Kyie's Ninth ana King Streets
or Mt ms restoenoe, ll5G Poplar stteat. Wjt
Ia! gtoL, viii receive prompt atten ian.
JAtUB DkAKYNE,
Regulator OF Weights and measures.
0r-,- a
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
Some of the Dress Goods

Are there in the wide world
other spinners and weaveri
and printers Of Cotton stuff
like some of those in the
Land O Cakes! They pick
Cotton OF the finest, longes'
fibre; they treat it as care
fully as the Lyons masters
treat silk. Then we gel
the wonderful Ginghams
and Zaphyrs, and Chevio,s
that have made three OF
four manufacturers world
famous.
The Wick Ginghams in
stripes and plaids are from
their looms. No Ginghsms
richer; none prettier. They've
been 40 cents, now 80. The
Corded Ginghams are 25
cents. Not so bold and
striking as the Wicks; a
,quleter pretty.
The Twilled Zephyr Cling
hams look like worsteds.
Not one woman in ten at 9
little distance would gusss
that such a dress WAS not OF
S. so worsted. None of the
sometime harshness OF cot
ton in the feel. Soft as
sateen; light to wear; safe to
wash; elegant in a costume.
The equal OF any Scotch
Cotton goods that can be
had. Small, large, hair line
and mixed plaids; and plaids
and stripes in black ard
white and blue and white.
80 inches, 40 cents.
Scotch Cheviots for wo-
mems dresses, chiIdren's cos.
tunes or for shirts. More
than twenty colorines;plaids,
checks and stripes, Like the
Zephyrs in quality. Neat,
tough, handsome. Not a
false thread or a fuse tint
in them. SO inches, so
cents.
Northwest of centre.
Camel's Hair with side
bands OF contrasting colors.
A. price story back of it
You've paid IS cents for it
and got your moneys worth;
you've paid o5 and done
better. At SO cents you
aweep cut the odd lots Of
Ia great sale. Now YOU
shall have the pick and
choice Of a full line of the
same stuffs for s7aa cents. ;
grays, 3 browns; AZ inches
Counter No. 10, Main Aisle.
Sanglier Bounds better
than Foule Canvass 80 IT.,
ali wool, cream and black
only. rs cents. If you
want such stuff the price is
insignificant.
Counter No. Is, Main Aisle.
The great Jersey Sale.
They're going by the hun
cred: Why shouldn't they?
Anybody's so cents buys a
dollars worth Of them. The
regular sizes and a full
range of colors. There are
Iplenty of other low price
Jerseys in town, but where
else can you get perfect
garments, well made, well
fitting, for half? They're
worth looking at whether
you care to buy or not:
| so cents. regular S1.oo.
IS cents, regular SI.5o.
| SI.oo, regular S2.oo.
| $500. regular 50 90.
Novelties in Jerseys 81,
regular price S2.so. This
morning "a few children,s
Jerseys. Same cloth and
krho 80 cfo~ IL I
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
I NELAWAEE STATE BONDS.
~ NOTICE To BoND-IIoLDERS

OFFICE or THE STATE 1REAsUREB.
DOVER, Delaware, Nay ~, 1887.
By virtue of AN act OF the General Assembly
or The state Of Delaware, passed at Dover at
! session oil PSI, 40 hereay give notice to
The holders nf the Delaware State bonds Of
sci les By that shall attend at the I'hi,adel-
phta Nat onal Bank. in the city OF Philadei-
on the hrst three secular business DAYS OF
Jnly, A. ~, 1887, to-wit: JULY !, 2 and s.
prepared to pay OF and redeem bonds OF the
said state of Series H. from number | 10
number $50, inc 'usive. of the denomination OF
fl,eOcach OF the issue OF bonds of the - ate OF
DcltwArr OF july |, 1881, and that III. interest
he said l.t day OF July. A. D., 1857.
WILLIAM II t.RiIERT, state ressn-sr
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Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
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400 T. NJ. and G.S1 II
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For Philsdelpt!s ID
sunday, $50 a. m
For baltimore az
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daily.
Tt&ins for Wilr,rg
ph'g ST sY.T. O.lcH
i.Sc, FOO, $40, $40. ID
txprlsa trsirs'
W. n. CLEMENTS,
MANAGER.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
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Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

Consultation and Examination Frse.
Omca hours from 10 u. M. till 9 D. m,
Positively no patients seen on Sun.
day.
Tumors and Cancers removed with.
out pain or the use of knits.
TEsTIMuNIAIs
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
PUBLIC SALES.

"ORSES ATPUBLIO SALE-t Will
III sell a. my stable on East Fifth street,
Chester, Pa, betw eco Market and welsh,
adjoining George Mshon's livery stable, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1887,
At / O'Clock p. IN,
on Head OF Kentucky Indiana and H.
~ Southern Ohio Horsss. N
This VIII be firs;-clasS lot Of BOrsos, 90
lccted expressly for this sale, suita bio for all
purpo seq. Among them Will DO found seine
hno bred and speedy roaasters. The stock
TO DO a. represented. q and 4 months credit
A. II. TYSON.
l.. W. StIdham h Son. Aucts. I2-dAw
DU 8LIO SALE Or HURS E5-WlLL
L be sold at pubIic sale. at hannum's
livery stables, Edgmont avenue, one sq7 aro
from r., W. n Is. n. Il. depot. Chester, on
THURS DAY, JUNE Q, 1887,
at / O'Clock p. M,
On head OF ouns sound horsoe, SO a..
~ lectpd expressly for this sale, <vs.fSs
suitable for ell purposes. This etock Will 10
ct the above staoles two days bofore, where
they con DO inspected 2 and 4 months
cred It. l.. l.. RUBEKTS
Y. W. Stidham s. Son. Aucts. .2.dAw
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

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NOTES AND GOSSIP,

THERE were G2S steam boiler explosions
during the last current year.
GENERAL MrApE's monument In Fair
mount Park, Philadelphia, will be dedl.
Gated on October Is.
BERNARD MEsCHESpoRF, a soldier In the
Prussian army and survivor OF Waterloo,
died In Philadelphia Wednesday, 99 years
Of age.
"PUBLIc 0pISIoNm ~ this week contains
many timely aud interesting expressions of
sentiment concerning "Men aud Issues for
'SS' aud the saloon In Politics.
THE man who's on the ocean
And seasick in his berth,
Asid the storm's commotion,
Is the man who wants the earth.
i Boston Courier.
AMONG the graduates at Metzger InstI-
tute, Carlisle, Pa, yesterday, was young
lady from New York, a niece OF Alfred
Sully, who presented her on the occasion
with check for $4,000.
PROFESSOR WILLIAM T. HARRIS OF the
Concord School OF Philosophy and one of
the profoundest thinkers OF the day, will
sppear In the July number OF The Forum
as a critic Of Henry Georges land theory,
The gifted, but weak young dudes OF
New York propose to celebrate the Queens
Birthday by wearing low-quarterel slip
pers. 1t is to be hoped that England will
shortly claim her own.-[Courier.Journal.
"YoU girls want the earth" said a State
street father, when one Of his daughters
asked him for 50 for new jacket. "No,
papa,n said the ingenious child OF twenty,
mot the earth - only u new iersey.n-
Trenton Emporium.
An Austrian dollar OF 17s0 was found in
Chicago the other day by some laborers
who were making an excavation, twenty
feet below the surfgce OF North Clark street
a reference to the original grades Of the
city would possibly explain how 1t got
there.
IN THE forthcoming number OF The Critic
New York; Mrs, Constance Cary Har-
Tlson will write OF the growing love OF
county life that has become apparent 10
tie Uniied States during the last few years.
The tendency she considers thoroughly
wholesome one.
GENERAL 7. a. RbwLEY Of Plttsburg,
who was acaptan In The District OF Colum.
bIa and Maryland Regiment, under Colonel
| hughts uullhE tnt mexican war Il prepar-
| lug list OF the Mexican veterans aud their
widows in Allegheny County, lie estl-
mates that there are not over twenty-five
| survivors there.
A BALLOT taken among the twenty-five
members Of the Boston Commercial Club
on their recent Western iuuket, to deter
mine their fay1rite article Of food, resulted
as follows; H9mny aud milk, /; hulled
corn and milk, c0dllshand cream, 3; cold
apple pie, !; Goldfish balls, /: c1rocl beef In
cream, u pork aud beans, .; hurkleherry
| pie, !; nut cakes aud applc sauce, Il corn,
| beef bash aud l0hnry cake 1; blIeherriet
aud cream, I; New England boiled dinner,
!; cstsway seed cookies, ]; squash pie
| !, ard baked beans, 3.